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QUALITY TIME from Matt Sav on Vimeo.

The last Neon bending apprentice in Perth, Western Australia, Benjamin Kontoullas, takes us on a dreamlike tour through why neon is his life.

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Södrakull from Andy Liffner on Vimeo.

Bruno Mathssons home Södrakull

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Freshwater Place Apartment from John Wardle Architects on Vimeo.

Freshwater Place Apartment shot by Coco & Maximilian

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Ahmad Rashid Al Aqaily Mosque from Mohammad Taqi on Vimeo.

Project: Ahmad Rashid Al Aqaily Mosque/Al-Siddeeq Design: UNETEC Photography: @mashkanani Construction: @sec__group

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Deakin University Law School from Peter Marko on Vimeo.

Architectural short film documenting the new Law School building of Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia.

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Tom Hegen AIRPORTS Making-of from Tom Hegen on Vimeo.

The photo book AIRPORTS is dedicated to a place to which most travellers often pay little attention on their way to their 
destination. Nevertheless, the view from above shows 
a very autonomous, graphic, and almost illustrative quality of airports. Between terminal facilities and runway markings, the airplanes on concrete taxiways become a miniature edition of themselves. A showplace that reveals order in the chaos when viewed from a great distance. Its smooth operation is due to planners, architects, and engineers. Airports are catalysts of a highly mobile society and a connecting link between continents, countries, towns, and people.

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Bathtub IV from Keith Loutit on Vimeo.

Follow at instagram.com/keithloutit/

This is a personal project that would not have been possible without the support of the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service. Thanks to the entire team for their generous access during training exercises and patrols this Summer. Since the Service began in 1973, it has carried out more than 21,000 missions ranging from urgent patient transfers to dangerous search and rescue missions.

This film is 100% 'real', but there are some new techniques for me here, such as using time lapse to create the illusion of forward movement for the helicopter ocean scenes. These flight sequences would not be possible without the skill and patience of Chief Pilot Peter Yates. Thanks also to Trevor Cracknell (for getting wet!) and Family.

Music:

“CLEMENTINE” (Megan Washington) Performed by Washington © 2008 J Albert & Son Pty Limited Used with permission

myspace.com/meganwashington

Artist Info @ keithloutit.com

Thank you,

Keith.

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The Lion City from Keith Loutit on Vimeo.

A Singapore Time lapse.

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Big thanks to Michael Adler Miltersen for composing the arrangement and sound design for this film!

Music by Sepia Productions Sound design by Sepia Productions sepiaproductions.net | facebook.com/sepiaproductions

For 'The Lion City', the idea behind the extension of the tilt shift technique is for focus and distance to be something the viewer can experience. It also doubles to communicate the constant heat and humidity that hits you whenever you leave the comfort of air conditioning in Singapore.

Shooting info at: blog.planet5d.com/2012/09/an-absolutely-stunning-must-see-tilt-shift-timelapse-the-lion-city/

Thanks to the following people who helped with this film:

Yan Szu Ong, Singapore National Parks Board; April Tan, Juliana Tan, Irin Lin & Belle Tan - Singapore Urban Redevelopment Authority; Cheryl Ng, The Ritz Carlton Millennia Singapore; Jing Han Foo, Singapore Housing & Development Board; Fulvia Wong, Singapore Flyer; Ong Jun Wei, National Day 2011; Steven Tan, Shaw Organisation; David Phan, P&G Photographic.

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The City of Samba from Jarbas Agnelli on Vimeo.

Vimeo's Top 12 Videos of 2012. Shortlisted at the Vimeo Awards 2012. Gold at El Ojo de Ibero America 2012

Tilt shift of the Carnaval party in Rio de Janeiro. Soundtrack available here: http://tinyurl.com/6mrzndl

Made by Keith Loutit and Jarbas Agnelli. Captured during Carnaval of 2011. Music by Jarbas Agnelli. Special thanks to Rede Globo, Liesa and Jodele Larcher. Extra thanks to Aguinaldo Rocca (producer) and Nick Graham-Smith (recording engineer). Thanks also to Guto Vaz, Marcio Avila and Duda M. for supporting us on the ground.

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Lion City Rising from Keith Loutit on Vimeo.

When we pass by landscapes they appear fixed in time but they change around us constantly. Singapore has gone through an incredible change over the past 8 years, and I have tried to capture as much of this change as possible. There were no permanent cameras used in this film, it required regular site visits over 988 shoot days and over 3300 matched shots.

Lion City Rising - A film project by Director Keith Loutit & Composer Michael Adler Miltersen, 2012-2020.

Photographer & Director, Keith Loutit instagram.com/keithloutit facebook.com/Keith.Loutit/ keithloutit.com

Composer, Michael Adler Miltersen instagram.com/sepiaproductions/ instagram.com/michmilter facebook.com/miltersen sepiaproductions.net/

Michael's Music here: sepiaproductions.bandcamp.com/releases

2020 has been a tough year, but hopefully this film will help you to reflect on all that you have achieved, and know that this difficult time will pass. Our thoughts go out to Singapore’s foreign workers and healthcare professionals who have endured so much, and thank you to everyone working so hard to keep our families safe.

This film project took a lot of work, and here are some stats for the 3 Lion City films we have produced:

Permanent timelapse cameras: 0 Long-term shots used: 75 Shoot Days: 988 Matched Shots: 3300+ Flights of stairs climbed & filmed: 1385 (…8 Burj Khalifas!) Music Demos & Tracks in the Lion City Rising Mix: 70 & 138. Footage speed range: cars at night play at 5x real time. The fastest wideshots play at 30 mMillion x real time. Visits by Michael to Singapore: 15. Most site visits for a single shot: 84 - Pearls Bank Demolition from 335 Smith St. Most difficult shot: Outram Night to Day fly-by - 40m drift. 2 years. 870 aligned shots.

Get the music here: sepiaproductions.bandcamp.com/releases

© 2020 Keith Loutit

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Pushing the Limits with the FUJIFILM GFX 100 from Michael Clark on Vimeo.

A behind the scenes video from an assignment for the launch of the 102 MP FUJIFILM GFX 100 medium format camera where Michael Clark photographs world-class rock climbers in Indian Creek and some of the top downhill mountain bikers in Virgin, Utah.

Client / FUJIFILM VIdeo Production / MGX Creative (mgxcreative.com) Photographer / Michael Clark Rock Climbers / Savannah Cummins and Angela VanWiemeersch Mountain Bikers / Carson Storch and Dusty Wygle Assistants / Ted Hesser and David Gardner

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FORD 'Bronco' from Salomon Ligthelm on Vimeo.

Directors Cut

Agency: Weiden Kennedy Stuart Jennings - Creative Director Adam Crouch - Copywriter Alex McClelland - Art Director Alison Hill - Executive Producer Ava Rant - Associate Producer Anna Beth Nagel - Business Affairs Manager Jamie Robinson - Account Supervisor Mac Hall - Account Executive

Salomon Ligthelm - Director Mark Walejko - Producer Michelle Breger - Producer Pat Scola - DP Oliver Millar - DP (Additional) Spencer Goodall - 1st AC Leonard Walsh - 2nd AC Production Designer - Jason Hamilton Monty Greenlee - 1st AD Matthew Burke - Editor Joint - Edit House Blacksmith - VFX Iwan Swartz - VFX Lead Mikey Pehanich - Colorist Sound Design/Mix: Salomon Ligthelm, Matthew Burke Additional Sound Design/Mix: Defacto Sound VO: Tom O'Bedlam

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sandarah from Yousef on Vimeo.

هذه القصة مستوحاة من أحداث حقيقية وقعت أثناء الغزو العراقي على الكويت سنة ١٩٩٠ . سندرة يعتبر أول فيلم قصير من إنتاجي، و قد قضيت مدة سنة و خمسة شهور لأنتاجة بما في ذلك مرحلة تحديد الفكرة ، إنتاجة كان صعبا و شاقا لأنه كان يعتمد علي وحدي بما يخص إنتاج المادة المرئية ، و أنا سعيد أني تمكنت من إنهائه أخيراً ، و أحب أن أوجه شكري و تقديري لأصدقائي الذين ساعدوني في مراحل الأنتاج الأخيرة للفيلم مثل تركيب الأصوات و إضافة المؤثرات البصرية . و بالمناسبة (سندرة ) كلمة كويتية قديمة تعني المخزن الصغير الموجود فوق الحمام و عادتا يكون موجود في البيوت القديمة نسبيا و يسمى أيضا ( الكنجية ) . نال فيلم ( سندرة ) على جائزة أفضل فيلم أنيمشن قصير في مهرجان ( فويا ) في هوليود ، و شارك في مهرجان ( دبي السينمائي الدولي ) و مهرجان ( فيو ) في إيطاليا حتى الآن ، و مقبل للمشاركة في مهرجان (الشارقة السينمائي) في أبوظبي قريبا . أتمنى لكم مشاهدة ممتعة .

. this film based on a true story that happened durning the iraqi invasion on kuwait in 1990 this is my first short animation , i spend 1 year and five months to finish it including the idea , it was a very hard work for one person to do , I'm glad that its finally done . and many thanks to my friends who shows their support by helping me in the final stage of producing such as FX , color correction , voice recording and sound tracks . by the way sandarah is an old kuwaiti word , and it means the storage that located upper any rooms door . SANDARAH awarded in VOYA festival in hollywood as the best short animation , and participate in DIFF festival and VIEW festival so far .

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Hearts of Palm from Zubaneen on Vimeo.

A Film set in August 2nd 1990 about Kuwaiti students living in Miami Florida witnessing the traumatic events of the Gulf war. Bader (Bader AlWugyyan) decides to leave the States and go back to his war zone hometown. Written & Directed by Faisal AlNashmi a film student studying in University of Miami. A ZUBA production

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The Paddleboarder: Sony A7S III in ProRes RAW w/ Atomos Ninja V from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

Super in-depth independent review coming very shortly!

This is the second of two videos I made for Sony for the launch of the LONG awaited A7S III, this one was made in conjunction with Atomos to show the ProRes RAW from the camera with the Ninja V.

You can watch the first video, "Now I See: Part 2" here: vimeo.com/philipbloom/a7siii

This video is quite different, it follows Julian Wakefiled as he heads up the River Thames on a standup paddleboard (my one in fact!) It is a very relaxing journey with only natural sound used, no music.

It was filmed from the riverbank using a tripod and on a boat resting on a bag which was very challenging when at the end of the Sony 100-400 F4.5-5.6 lens! The other lenses used are listed below.

Thanks to Julian and to Sarah Seal who once again took photos and shot BTS video for the review.

Sony A7S III Sony 1000-400mm F4.5-5.6: gopb.co/sony100400 Sony 70-200mm F2.8 GM: gopb.co/sony70200 Sony 24-70mm F2.8 GM: gopb.co/sony2470

Atomos Ninja V: gopb.co/atomosninjav17

Revoring: gopb.co/revoring

Sony ECM-B1M microphone: gopb.co/sonyecmb1m PolarPro Variable ND: gopb.co/polarprond Sony CFexpress A card: Prograde 128gb V90 SD Card: gopb.co/progradev90128gb

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beyond the horizon from Rus Khasanov on Vimeo.

Full project: behance.net/gallery/101096997/horizon Video by Rus Khasanov. Music by Dmitry Evgrafov. Сomposition «Humble In Heart» from his upcoming album «Surrender». dmitry-evgrafov.bandcamp.com

As with all my art projects, in «beyond the horizon» I used simple materials to create a new visual experiment. Behind this project there are dozens of shooting days, during which hundreds of gigabytes of photos and videos were filmed with Sony a7RII and Sony a7RIV. There were 5 final versions of this video, which I reworked adding new footage again and again. While working on this project, I was faced with the constant following of the ideal shot, which is so close and distinct, but constantly disappears beyond the horizon.

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Villa La Siesta from Nour El Refai on Vimeo.

Villa La Siesta, The North Coast, Egypt Design by Innovate Living A Film by Nour El Refai